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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-21
FIN E
Residence !: Property
FOR SALE BY
BILLINGS & MCCOWN.
No. 10 North Spring ST

Fine lot. on Figueroa street, at bargain
for q few days only
Fine Residence on south side OF orsng
street, with new. modern. built house OF
ten rooms. with bath, water, sewerage, and
VIC, 900. The best bargain in the city
Two choice lois, with a nice Cottage Of
six rooms, on the corner of Lucas and Ar
mold streets. with fine view. Price, $500.
A special chance to buy cosy home ct .
reasonable price.
Four acres or is lots on Iona Drive. with
modern-built Cottage of six rooms, with
bath, etc. Price, s15000
Rose and Davis streets--lot 50x120 Fronts
Rose street east; has double house and
barn rents for s42 month. Price. $500.
bargain.
Lots in Angeline Heights. at $500 each.
Northwest corner Grand Avenue and King
streets, Platter tract-lots SO, SO and 20. Make
Two nne. deep lots on Grand avenue. Only
soq9o ~ Tor M these lots; Considered bargain.
gregational church-iot 81 feet square.
Lot on Warrington street. nearly opposite
Magnolia avenue, with 5-room cottage.
Eigueroa street-lots ai 5000 each
8 Hill streets. between Tenth and Eleventh
Lot II, workmsn's subdivision; size Of
lot. b0xl50 to alley; 5000.
Olive street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, next TO Mr.. 6evern's h0use-l0t
50xlb0 to twenty-foot al ey. Price. 5000.
Lot ON First street, 50x275 feet; e16. 900.
Two lots on Third street, near Santa Fe
depot. Very cheap.
Two lots on MateO street, at $1450.
" Fine Lot, 60xl9O, in Long
streets Tract, facing q 81 3, 900 Res
idence, at $1050; only for to-day.
The best bargain in the City.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
Il listing between w. X. Perkins and L. @
Reese. under the firm name OF Perkins
sent, Mrs Reese retiring. The business vii
be continued by Mr.. W. K Perkins, who
will pay all liabilities and collect all mon
les due the said hrm.
w. X. PERKINS,
Mrs. L. u. REESE.
Los Angeles, Car, June 18th, 1857.
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Dots.
See special notice of Boston dry goods.
Wave Crest
Al Santa Monica
Wednesday, 22d. Twenty
Passenger coaches Seats for
Everybody and a pleasant day for all.
Call Telephone 44l for fine groceries, teas
and coffees. G. G. Donahue.
]. W. Davis. Prescription Druggist.
Horse blankets and buggy robes at Foy's
harness shop.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-21

State OF California, County of Los Ange.
les-ss. /, J. M: Elliott. Cashier OF the above
above statement Ia true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
23d day of May. 1887.
H. S. JAMES 8. MACKENZIE,
Notary Public.
e. F. SPENCE,
j. i. CRANK,
JOHN d. BICKNELL,
my24-tf Directors.
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Take IL I'm Time.

HKe Ht L" f"e'
A man who presents an appearance OF e.
bility, whese oountenance is anxious. an
who is subject to spells Of faintness, is
liable to sudden death from heart disc ase.
Let him take DR.. Flint's Heart Remedy be-
fore it is too late. At druggists. sl.50 De-
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dress J. J. Mack & Co., S. F.
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NOTICE.

nHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of Los Angeles County
bank will be held at the Bank on Tuesday,
July s, 1887, monday, July 4th, the regular
day for the meeting being legal holiday
al 3 O'Clock p. M, for the purpose OF elect
ing a Board of Directors and transacting
such other business as may be deemed ex-
pedient. GEO. II. STEWART,
ie20-16t Secretary.
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Fruit Land,
PLACER COUNTY.

fruit land in Placer county, in the
neighborho0d of Newcastle, will do well to
correspond with the undersigned, as he has
a large number of improved and unim.
proved farms, from to 500 acres, ranging
ROBERT JONES,
Newcastle Cal.
Or Southern California Land Bureau, 3l6
North Main st., Los Angeles, Gal. mrl6.t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-21

Stiff neck cured at once by st. Jacobs Oil.
"A A. Hardy, Newton, Texas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-21

For Neat, Pleasant and Airy
Rooms,
With all modern conveniences, frst-class
throughout and near business center of
city, go to the st. Nicholas, On Fort street,
north of Temple.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-21
Dots.

St. Jacobs Oil secures you rest.
As healing balm 1t ranks the best.
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AMlisENIENTs.N A
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY WEEK. JUNE 9TH.

First presentation in this city Of MR..
GILLETTES highly successful American
play.
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GO Tickets of admission, SOC; for sale
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small Etenrg OF Interest.

small Efenis of Interest.
A. Kingston lady lost a bobolink
recently from whooping cough. The
bird was infected with the disease
from the lady's children, four of
them having it at the time.
A birds nest found on roof near
the United States Mint in Washing
ton was beautifully lined with gold.
The parent bird had carried off gold
dust in its feathers and shaken them
out in its tiny home.
In Bulgaria a journal is published
in almost every town and village
where there is a printing office, only
all the papers contain the same mat
ter and differ only in their titles.
Before the proclamation of the Prin.
cipality there were forty-eight Bul.
garian gazettes since the liberation
the number has risen to eighty five.
A little grammar found in an old
garnet in Portsmouth, n. H., has an
illustration representing the differ
ence between the active, passive and
neuter verbs. 1t is picture of a
father whipping his boy. The faith
er is active, the boy is passive, and
the mother. sitting by herself on
stool looking on, but doing nothing,
is neuter.
An extraordinary accident is re
ported from the neighborhood of
Maidstone, England. A lad, eight
years of age, was flying kite, when
he stepped backward into a forty
feet quarry to the great horror of the
bystanders. Fortunately for the lit
tie fellow, the string of the kite was
tight around his waist, and the kite,
acting as parachute, effectually
broke the force of the fall and he
was only slightly bruised.
In a BARRIERS shop in New York is
a shaving cup bearing the name of p
L. Barnum. He used to get shaved
in Tom Higginson' shop as far back
as thirty years ago, but it is some
time since he has used thai cup.
That was the shop in which he
bought an Irishman's turn in the
chair, saying he would pay his bill,
and Tom Higginson not only shaved
the man, but shampooed him, curl
ed his hair, dyed his beard, gave him
a bath and ran up bill of several
JNIlo NC fN,. nnr-
Growing wheat in England is
growing ruin, if we may rely on Mr..
Samuel Rowlandson, who recently
gave the details of his twenty-five
years experience at Newton Nor
rell. near Darlington Bringing costs
down to the conditions of 1886, he
estimates the expenses of wheat after
fallow at IS Is 2d per acre, and of
wheat after clover at Is IS 81 per
acre, ar an average of 50 Us Al per
acre. The rent is taken at Il As per
acre; 1.-THE, IS Cd rates, IS. From
1879 to 1885 the average price per
acre received for the grain was IS
IS Sd, showing a loss of 81 IS sd
per acre.
A Pennsylvania farmer near Pho
niXville is waging a successful war
on the grounding, which, as every
farmer knows, does much damage to
meadows. His method is to ill
large beer bottle with powder let
fuse run through the cork He
then places the bottle in the ground
hogs hole, with the fuse projecting
outside, taking care to pack the
earth tightly at the mouth of the
hole and close up firmly all other
holes leading to the home of the
doomed animal. Then the fuse is
fired and the result is that all the
groundhogs in the hole are killed by
the conclusion.
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when Brown opened the 'front.'

When Brown opened the front
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etrange baby in q basket on the
front steps, he picked up the bundle
and as he carried.it to his wife, he
aeard to remark, "some men are
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come have babies thrust upon
then'
Bobby came into the house sob
bI1g, and told his mothar that Tom
my White had kicked him. "Well
Tommy White is very bad boy"
said Bobky's mother, giving him a
large piece of cake: ''you didn't
kick him back did yoE2" NO" re
piled Bobby, between bites, II kick
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A spinster Sunday school teacher
giving alessen on Ruth wanted to
bring oat the kindness of Boax in
commanding the reapers to drop
large handfuls of wheat. Nov chill
dren," she said, "Boax did another
kind thing for Ruth can you tell me
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There was funeral from house
on Muliet street the other day, and
while services were being held in the
house an old man came along and
queried OF woman standing at the
gate:
Funeral, I presume p
eyes, sir y
Husband or wife?"
"Wite.''
"Ahl Husband IL grief-stricken,
/ supposeF'
"He ISL
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will never marry again? n
81 don't know, sir
"Ahl Probably has. Tve been
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I've buried three wives, Missus, and
every time I called upon heaven to
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months ago, and am looking after
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catch on to something around here
as good many likely women go to
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At this juncture a man stepped up
and led the old fellow into the alley
and told him to skip.
"Ahl Certainly, but if he isn't
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Reissues.

Weather report--A clap of thun
der.
A question of moment What is
it?
We have beaten England at war,
tennis, canoeing, and yachting. Is
there any game she does know
What is more pathetic than to see
the simple faith with which "a bald
headed man will bug an inEallible
hair restorative from a bald headed
barber?
If people who mean to begin to
read should read all the advice to
readers about reading, they wouldn't
have time TO readanything else. Sem
erviIle Journal,
Wife "Come, John, get up. ITS
getting late, and besides this is the
third time I've called you.P Hus
band (drowsilg)- Well show-up
--your-hand.'
A dude having been asked to say
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thanks awfully"
paul. said his mamma, twill you
90 softly into the parlor and see if
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all asleep but his nose"
Butcher (to young house koeper)
81 have nothing left mum, but a
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Young housekeeper-q yery well, you
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diver"
A phrenologist says that "fullness
under the eye denotes language
When The fullness is caued by anoth
er mans fist it denotes very bad ian
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aid.
Mamie Van Astorbilt-"Oh Mr..
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Mr.. De Fly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Hostess-"W hat has become of
Sandy Smith, who stood so high in
your class?' Alumnus-"Oh he's
taken orders for some time" Hostess
-"He's in the ministry, then 2" Alu-
mus-''No, in a restaurant
A young man advertised for wife
his sister answered the advertise
ment, and low the young people
think there is no blam in advertise
ments, while the old folks think it's
hard to have two fools in the fami-
ly.
Niagara boy twentieth century,
MA, can I swim the whirlpool and
rapidstc-day ~ Mother-''No nv
dear, not this day. But the
first time we go to New York per-
haps I will let you jump of Brooklyn
Bridge"
Customer-s'How much for this
coat?n Salesman-"Ten dollars"
Customer-"Oh / haven't got half
that sum. "Salesman-"Take these
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dollars, and are cut from the same
piece"
It's your son studying the langua
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writ home for money to'buy a Ger
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clock"
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little girl to look out of the window
and see if she could see her dear
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A Merry Termination,

| Tho ;,,o,,,,,l ,,.- :. a.,
cistlon terminated with the awarding
Of prizes, a hop and supper at the
club rooms lest night. Despite the
warm weather large number OF
youpg ancietv peonla atiandad end
made the q flsiy a nIessrrsbIa sno,ass
p"'o "ie hnaH pleasuraDie SUCCESS.
felCltous and taking stylp. awardsd
49,, Gnu ns e'yvi a"N'uSu
ihe prIee, making the vim ara isel
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merry Inc eVents ana winners we're
as follows;
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To the Editor of the Appeal:

Allow me through your columns "a
express my sincere and heartfelt
hanks to the Israelites (more especially
the ladie'l Of Brownsville, Tenn, for
their KIND attention to my beloved
vile, Lizzie Hsrfield, during her i'll
nees, and their tender sympathy after
her death. May Gods richest bless-
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The BRhLes Cry fnrIt.

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Today Only &c.

We will sell the following works
today for Sc each: Dawn. She
File 113, Peck's Bad Boy, Peck'l
Fun, Jane Eyre, Beyond Pardon
lie Life Worth Living ? Dora Thorne
Wit, Humor and Pathos, Baled
Hay, Other Peoples Money, Bill
Nye, Forty Liars, Adam Bede, and
eighty-three others-all at Sc each.
Universal Dictionary, 10c.
Gaskell's Notebook, 10c.
Illustrated Primer, 101.
The Big -" Opera Book, lOc.
Harris Music Books, lS2 pages, vo.
cal and instrum entail. 25c.
1000 volumes Miscellaneous
Works, History, Poetry, Fiction,
biography, Philosophy, beauti-
fully bound, Gilt edge, 400.
Cloth Bound Books, SIC.
Thomas Attempts, Longiellow,
Cervantes, Braddon, Conway, Carl.
ton, Porter, Black, MCCARTHY, Ba.
ker, and many others, all books
worth 81 CO; today, 33c.
0nr store will be open tonight
until 8 o'clock. Books for sale all
day aud evening. Come early for
choice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-28

G1S0O WILL BUY Frame Tenement,
qp lCOO Greenlaw street, Chelsea ;
rents, $40 per year.